... The Whig writer makes out a fatally good case for his party. He shows that, short of Church Reform, the Whigs have, during the last four years, done everything that wisdom could suggest or justice require for Ireland. We ourselves see, and the Whig minister ...

... THE FRANCHISE.-WHIG ANTIREFORMERS. IT is with very great regret that we have read the Premier's declaration, that it is not his intention to introduce any measure of Parliamentary Reform during the present Session. We regret this, for the sake of the ...

... Gibson Craig .Whig. Colonies Lord Stanley of Alderley. Whig. Secretary at War f Mr. Fox Maule Whig. or Lord Duncan Radical. President of the Council .Duke of Newcastle Peelite. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Earl of Carlisle Whig. Lord Privy Seal ...

... the sleeting separated, made use of the following viuleut language :— If the Whig Ministry—if any man connected with the Whig Ministry—if any one who has supported a Whig Ministry, shall come upon a platform in Ireland to ask the suffiages of the Irish ...

... Nvill none of it—not I! Now, tame as the Whigs are, this was more than they could endure. Even as there is a pressure against which a worm will turn, so is there a platitude of indolence which the apathy of a Whig placeman will resent. Not on compulsion ...

... language of the Whig leaders (as !AM Russer.t frankly admitted on Wednesday night) had been favourable even to a still complete recognition of the legal action of the Court of Rome within the shores of the four sell. The conduct of the Whig Ministry (after ...

... has pledged himself that, if a new House of Commons declare in favour of the commercial policy which PEEL introduced and the Whigs have continued, he will bow in submission to their verdict. This, of cour3e, implies that he and Isis party will first do their ...

... Ministry, than by any other political combination, that we could not feel regret at the overthrow of the RUSSELL Cabinet. The Whig aristocrats in office, with their family ties, their official tactics and party decorums, were immoveable obstacles in the ...

... disastrous embarrassment. In 1844, be was selected as the Whig candidate for Governor of New York, but failed. Confident, however, that he could command the strongest vote in New York, the Whigs again selected him as their candidate for comptroller, in ...

... THE WEEKLY NEWS: to the country than to the Whig party to remembrance. During a long and laborious life spent in unceasing conflict with the sophistries and arrogance of Toryism in its palmiest days, FRANCIS JEFFREY brought the accomplishments of a scholar ...

... they deserve to be trampled by the coward bullies of England, and stung to death slowly by Whig Russellite pismires. The temperate and protestant Northern Whig concluded at first that the letter was* forgery. On learning its authenticity, it expressed ...

... DE BEAUMONT argues that the Whigs have both the will and the power to mitigate the evils that press upon Ireland, but that the Whigs will never thoroughly remedy them; and his main proof of this is the reluctance of the Whigs to deal with the monster evil ...